Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-10
THE ELECTIONS.
Later Returns from the State Election,
ON Tuesday.


Later Returns from the State Elections
ON Tuesday.
DIES MONIES, November 9th.-Returns to
the State Register at o'clock this evening
from sixty different counties (some COM
plete and some partially, and reporting one
third OF the vote of the State, indicate
Ii 600 plurality for Larrabee (Rep.) over
Anderson (Dem.], and 1900 majority over
all. Returns from the Legislative districts
at present indicate that the Republicans
will have thirty-two OF the fifty members
of the Senate, and sixty-three of the one
hundred members of the House.
Massachusetts
BosToN November 9th.-Returns from
all the cities and towns in the State sho "
Ames (kep.), 1892; Lowering Dem },
1881; Earle Pro-, 1867; Marks Labor
S4S. Ames plurality, 1871, against, 8, 47S
last year.
BosToN, November 9th.-The guberna-
torial returns from the entire State, except
one town which cast nine votes last year,
gives Ames 135, 1868, Lowering 1889, Earl
1,O72 Marks 34S. Ames plurality. II 900.
The House stands 165 Republicans, ~
Democrats and two Independents. This
shows Republican gain of eight, and a
Democratic loss of eleven from last year.
The Senate is thirty Republicans and ten
Democrats, gain of five for the Republic
cans.
Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, November 9th.-Latest
returns by counties gives Hart tRep.) for
State Treasurer 36, 500 plurality over Nc
Cram (Dem.).
New Jersey.
TRENTON, November 9th.-The Republic
cans claim the Assembly by from eight
to ten majority, and the Senate by two ma
jority.
Corrected returns this morning show the
next Legislature will stand Senate-Re-
publicans, 10; Democrats, 8; House-Re-
publicans, 81 Democrats, %.
TRENTON, November 9sh-Latest returns
confirm the report that the Republicans,
with II members in the Senate and 81 in
the House, will have majority of II on
joint ballot.
New York.
ALBANY, November 10th-l:30 A. M.-Ap-
proximately complete returns from all the
counties in the State give Cook Dem J. for
Secretary of State, 10,666 plurality over
Grant (Rep.), a net Democratic loss of 1853
as compared with Hills plurality in 1885.
Maryland.
BALTIMORE, November 9th.-Reliable es-
Inmates from throughout the State show
that Jackson's majority for Governor will
be about 5000, the smallest received by any
Governor in twenty years. Senator Cor
majority. The call for Constitutional
Convention was defeated by 5000.
Ohio.
CINCINNATI, November 9th.-In 1885 the
vote was as follows; Republicans, 359, 2S1;
II 40
Labor, 2,O01; scattering, 2,774. Total
733,967. Forakers plurality over Hoadly,
17,451.
Foraker's plurality in yesterdays election
will be somewhat increased
LATEsr.-Forakers plurality for Gov
ernor over Powell will be 20,632
Rhode Island.
PROVIDENCE, November 9th.-The post
poned election for Representatives to Con.
gress in the Second or Western District of
Rhode Island resulted in a Republican
victory. Warren o. Arnold (Rep.) re-
ceived majority of $40 over Charles S.
Bradley (Dem.), and plurality of S3S.
Illinois.
CHICAGO, November 9th.-The following
is the vote in Chicago fer Superior Court
Judge: Gray, 3SO49; Black, SIP. For
States Attorney: Longnecker (Rep.), &C.
494; Kettelle Dem), 1856; Boysen IDem.
1852; Colby 49,, 6,5SS
Virginia.
RICHMOND, November 9th-Additional
returns this morning show the Democrats
will have over two-thirds majority in
both branches of the General Assembly.
Mississippi.
Jackson, November 9th.-The election
in MISSISsinpi for p,amharo of tho I ani ~
ture and county officers was the ouietest
ever known. There will be few other than
straight-out Democrats in the next Legis-
lature.
Oregon.
PORTLAND, November 9th.-The prehibi-
ton amendment has been defeated. The
total majority against the amendment in
Portland and Hast Portland is 5.l6S. The
total majority in the State against the
amendment is estimated to be not less than
1000.